
Machine Learning for Geoscience Data
A hands-on day on framing geoscience questions as supervised learning problems, from labelling through to honest validation.
Events
CIDS runs a standing programme of training and drop-in sessions alongside one-off workshops, seminars and the annual showcase. Everything here is open to Curtin staff and students, and most of it is open to industry, government and community partners too.
Regular
Three sessions that run all year, no booking needed
4 upcoming
Workshops, seminars, networking teas and the 2026 showcase
6 past
Slides and recordings available on request
Regular events
You do not need a project, a budget or a plan to come to any of these. They exist so the first conversation is easy to have.
Every Tuesday, 3:00 – 4:00 pm
A free half-hour with a data scientist, research software engineer or ML specialist. Bring a stuck analysis, a slow script or a question about whether the project is even feasible.
Learn moreTwice a year
Two-day Carpentries workshops taught by certified instructors: the shell, version control, tidy data and reproducible analysis. No prior programming experience assumed.
Learn moreFirst Thursday of the month
Three eight-minute talks and then tea. An informal way to find the people at Curtin already working on the problem in front of you.
Learn moreUpcoming events

A hands-on day on framing geoscience questions as supervised learning problems, from labelling through to honest validation.

The two-day Carpentries curriculum in Python: the shell, version control, tabular data and plots that survive a reviewer.

An informal afternoon for people working with spatial data across Curtin, three short talks, then tea and conversation.

A year of applied data science in one afternoon: project outcomes, partner panels and the work that did not go to plan.
6 events from the last two years. Slides and recordings are available on request.
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